Hi Alain.
I do not know how powerful your embedded platform is, and how good it's
interpretation of HTML and JS is.
When both are ok, and there is some processing power, my index.html would
look something like this:
<script src="preloader.js"></script>
That's it.
Then in preloader.js you can build up whatever you want. Probably something
like this:
fetch('realIndex.html)
.then(extractHTML) // this processes the fetch result, and returns just
the html content of the file
.then(html => document.innerHTML = html)
By splitting out that part to a separate .js file, you can easily change
the way you load stuff.
>From here on, it's just a normal app. It might be that you need to manually
boot AngularJS, but I don't think that's needed.
Does this help you a bit?
Regards
Sander
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